lotus/journal/types.go
2020-08-11 13:48:32 +01:00

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package journal
import (
"sync"
"time"
)
var (
// DefaultDisabledEvents lists the journal events disabled by
// default, usually because they are considered noisy.
DefaultDisabledEvents = DisabledEvents{
EventType{System: "mpool", Event: "add"},
EventType{System: "mpool", Event: "remove"},
}
)
// DisabledEvents is the set of event types whose journaling is suppressed.
type DisabledEvents []EventType
// EventType represents the signature of an event.
type EventType struct {
System string
Event string
// enabled stores whether this event type is enabled.
enabled bool
// safe is a sentinel marker that's set to true if this EventType was
// constructed correctly (via Journal#RegisterEventType).
safe bool
}
// Enabled returns whether this event type is enabled in the journaling
// subsystem. Users are advised to check this before actually attempting to
// add a journal entry, as it helps bypass object construction for events that
// would be discarded anyway.
//
// All event types are enabled by default, and specific event types can only
// be disabled at Journal construction time.
func (et EventType) Enabled() bool {
return et.safe && et.enabled
}
// EventTypeFactory is a component that constructs tracked EventType tokens,
// for usage with a Journal.
type EventTypeFactory interface {
// RegisterEventType introduces a new event type to a journal, and
// returns an EventType token that components can later use to check whether
// journalling for that type is enabled/suppressed, and to tag journal
// entries appropriately.
RegisterEventType(system, event string) EventType
}
// Journal represents an audit trail of system actions.
//
// Every entry is tagged with a timestamp, a system name, and an event name.
// The supplied data can be any type, as long as it is JSON serializable,
// including structs, map[string]interface{}, or primitive types.
//
// For cleanliness and type safety, we recommend to use typed events. See the
// *Evt struct types in this package for more info.
type Journal interface {
EventTypeFactory
// RecordEvent records this event to the journal. See godocs on the Journal type
// for more info.
RecordEvent(evtType EventType, data interface{})
// Close closes this journal for further writing.
Close() error
}
// Event represents a journal entry.
//
// See godocs on Journal for more information.
type Event struct {
EventType
Timestamp time.Time
Data interface{}
}
// MaybeRecordEvent is a convenience function that evaluates if the EventType is
// enabled, and if so, it calls the supplier to create the event and
// subsequently journal.RecordEvent on the provided journal to record it.
//
// This is safe to call with a nil Journal, either because the value is nil,
// or because a journal obtained through NilJournal() is in use.
func MaybeRecordEvent(journal Journal, evtType EventType, supplier func() interface{}) {
if journal == nil || journal == nilj {
return
}
if !evtType.Enabled() {
return
}
journal.RecordEvent(evtType, supplier())
}
// eventTypeFactory is an embeddable mixin that takes care of tracking disabled
// event types, and returning initialized/safe EventTypes when requested.
type eventTypeFactory struct {
sync.Mutex
m map[string]EventType
}
var _ EventTypeFactory = (*eventTypeFactory)(nil)
func NewEventTypeFactory(disabled DisabledEvents) EventTypeFactory {
ret := &eventTypeFactory{
m: make(map[string]EventType, len(disabled)+32), // + extra capacity.
}
for _, et := range disabled {
et.enabled, et.safe = false, true
ret.m[et.System+":"+et.Event] = et
}
return ret
}
func (d *eventTypeFactory) RegisterEventType(system, event string) EventType {
d.Lock()
defer d.Unlock()
key := system + ":" + event
if et, ok := d.m[key]; ok {
return et
}
et := EventType{
System: system,
Event: event,
enabled: true,
safe: true,
}
d.m[key] = et
return et
}